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Get married while hovering over Las Vegas' dazzling landscape in a helicopter. During this 15-minute flight from Las Vegas, a minister will marry you in a luxury helicopter in the presence of up to 3 other guests. This tour, 2 hours in duration, includes limousine transportation from your hotel, the minister's fee, a wedding cake, Champagne, the bride's bouquet and the groom's boutonniere.

What You Can Expect

Las Vegas Night Flight Helicopter Wedding Ceremony

Following pickup at your hotel in Las Vegas, start off the biggest day of your life by climbing in to a luxurious limousine for the ride to the heliport. Receive a 12-rose bouquet for the bride and a boutonniere for the groom.

Upon arrival at the heliport, toast your adventure and commitment with a provided glass of champagne before boarding your helicopter. Climb aboard your AStar helicopter with your partner-to-be, minister, and up to 3 guests. If you choose to have a photographer (not included), you will only be allowed 2 guests.

As you soar over Las Vegas' iconic resorts like the Golden Nugget, the Venetian and the Bellagio, say your vows and make a lifelong commitment to adventure with your partner. Enjoy the views of the Las Vegas strip and seal your promise with a kiss.

Land at the helipad after your 15-minute flight and ceremony, then return to your hotel with your cake to celebrate your nuptials.

Please note: The price displayed is per person, based on five passengers (marrying couple and 3 guests). The marriage license is not included in the price of the package. Please see Additional Info for frequently asked questions.